A replacement root, not just a replacement tooth.

How it works

Planned on a scan, not a guess

Every implant case here starts with a 3D scan of your jaw — it shows us bone density, nerve position and the exact angle an implant needs to sit at, before we ever pick up a drill. That planning step is what keeps the painless-implant protocol painless: less exploratory drilling, fewer surprises mid-procedure, and a crown that fits the bite you actually have.

Depending on how much bone is available, a case can move straight from scan to placement, or may need a bone graft first. Either way, you'll see the plan on screen before deciding.

• 3D-scan-guided placement for precise depth and angle
• Laser-assisted gum handling for faster, calmer healing
• Single-tooth, multi-tooth and full-arch options

Is it right for you

Good candidates for implants

Most healthy adults with adequate jawbone are candidates, whether replacing one tooth or several. Implants are especially worth considering if you're missing a tooth and don't want to grind down the healthy teeth beside it for a bridge, or if a loose denture has become more frustrating than functional.

Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and low bone density can complicate healing — none of these rule an implant out automatically, but they're exactly what the consultation and scan are for.